does this watch track your workout on a treadmill with a pedometer?
10550
mine didn't work period. so i sent it back and purchased a different brand and model. #teamgarmin
10551
I do not believe it will. The tracking (distance) is determined via GPS. Plus, the GPS does not work indoors.
1224165
I use the sensor with an app on my iPhone. My experience, yes the sensor and everything, still works on a treadmill...as long as I have my phone (with the app) on me, as well. Either in an armband, or waist clip. As long as I do that, and with the sensor in my shoe...it still works. The app even asks me, when I start a new run, if I'm running indoors or outdoors. Hope that helps answer your question.
2232592
Hi M., The forerunner 10 is great for running/walking but it doesn't count steps. The watch records your distance in mi/km. When you upload your workouts you can map your runs/walks to keep track of you best routes. Hope this answers your question! Cheers,CH
1356674
Yes it will track steps/distance. If you set the timer on it and you are stationary too long it will vibrate letting you know it is time to get up moving. It will also track your sleeping patterns. No GPS
1224163
Yes . Just calibrate it with the treadmill a couple times. Otherwise if you go outside as well it seems to take strides differently on the treadmill
2104841
Yes it does, with day, date and last two digits of the year. I use it to measure heart beat at gym. I don't use the pedometer to measure how many miles I have run.
1420830
Yes! It measures your heart rate doing various activities. There is a strap that you wear under your clothes that sends a signal to your watch.
1003791
No. It is a simple pedometer with one button, a reset to zero steps. The "instructions" that came with it said it was sensitive to differences in walking and would adjust automatically. It has worked fine for me.
2274153
Yes. You must have the exercise timer going, take your pulse it will show you what your heart rate is and how many calories burned. Can do it as many times as you like as long as exercise timer is going. Great watch for price paid. I
1356679
It is not a GPS so it will not track steps/distance if your arms are still. Makes sense as it would record your movement in a car, etc... If you walk on a treadmill it is fairly accurate provided you calibrate and then move your arms in stride when working out. If you hold the side rails or hold your arms still it will not record accurately but overall it is fairly representative of your workout and active time.
847743
The display screen will count calories, track time on treadmill, and tells you the distance you walked. However, you are not able to enter your weight in and the calories are just a general calories burned opposed to being accurate for your weight. It does have a heart rate monitor built on display. The calories, time and distance will rotate between those numbers instead of having them stationary on the screen. The treadmill has (I think) around 6 different workout settings that are preset. The display screen will also show you what looks like a track and you are able to see how far along you are in the workout etc. Hope this helps!
1654773
Short answer: yes. It tracks your daily miles and there is an option to start tracking a "workout". It works like a stopwatch. You have to go through some menu functions to get to it but it doesn't take very long. You press the lower right button and the timer goes off. As you work out, you can check your HR, see how many calories you have currently lost, and the distance in miles and steps. You can even pause it for those bathroom breaks or extended water breaks and then press the lower right button to restart the workout. It won't save it so if you have another work out it will over ride it. It's quick and easy without complications of setting anything other than pressing a button to start tracking. I love this watch. Unfortunately, one downfall I started to notice was the clasp that kept the darn thing on your wrist became distrustful. First couple months were without issue and then I noticed after daily wear and removal, the clasp would easily unclasp and my watch would fly across the room or drop to the floor. Some causes were during aggressive movement as in a weight lifting workout or a run, but even during non aggressive movement (walking, dishes, picking things up) it would come off. So, with that said, I lost my favorite watch two weeks ago :-( be weary but don't lit hinder you. I would maybe buy another band and switch it every so often. I hope this helps some how...
1356677
That's one of the drawbacks. It only tracks if you are actually moving your arms. On the treadmill, I will occasionally have the incline very steep and will hold on to the top of the machine. It does NOT track that movement. My arms have to be moving. I hope this helps!
1378419
Yes it does. I just got mine going 2 weeks ago. I like it. It is several programs or you can ride manually. It does track calories, has a timer, a pulse rate monitor and can be used to give a recovery report based on pulse. The calorie counter is the 3rd number from the bottom in the functions it is monitoring. My calories counter always runs when in use in the manual mode and I assume always.
1211734
This one does distance, steps taken and calories. I always question how accurate the calories are on these little pedometers but then I question that on any exercise machines also. Let's face it, if we eat too much we know it.
998113
Yes, it does. Once you go online to garmin connect, there is a lot of information available about your activity. As Bart said, not so much on the watch as you run.
852441
When I have used it with the machines at my gym it seems to be fairly accurate at tracking my heart rate. It is as accurate as an average digital watch.